2 Hours
No Cancel
100 people
English, Hindi, Kannada
Dandeli Coracle Ride offers a unique and peaceful way to explore the serene waters of the Kali River, nestled in the heart of Dandeli’s lush wilderness. A coracle is a traditional, round boat made from bamboo and palm leaves, providing an authentic and eco-friendly experience that takes you through the scenic river surrounded by dense forests and rich wildlife. This tranquil ride offers an incredible opportunity to experience Dandeli’s natural beauty from a different perspective, as you gently glide along the river, taking in the stunning landscapes and observing the local flora and fauna. The coracle ride is ideal for families, couples, and nature enthusiasts, offering both relaxation and adventure. Experienced boatmen guide the ride, ensuring a safe and enjoyable experience for everyone, whether you are looking to enjoy the peaceful surroundings or capture breathtaking views. The Dandeli Coracle Ride is perfect for those seeking a calm, scenic experience away from the usual tourist activities, giving you the chance to connect with nature in a truly immersive way. Whether you are a first-time visitor or a returning traveler, the coracle ride provides a memorable experience that is both calming and thrilling, allowing you to enjoy the best of Dandeli’s natural beauty while creating lasting memories. Don’t miss the opportunity to add this authentic river experience to your Dandeli adventure.
Yes, the coracle ride is safe for all ages, including children and non-swimmers. Life jackets are provided, and experienced boatmen guide the ride.
The duration of the coracle ride is typically around 20-40 minutes, depending on the flow of the river and the route taken.
No special gear is required, but it’s recommended to wear comfortable clothes, sunscreen, and a hat. Life jackets are provided by the operators.
Coracle rides are available throughout the year, though they may be restricted during the monsoon season due to high river currents.
You can expect beautiful scenery, various bird species, and possibly sightings of crocodiles, fish, and other wildlife along the riverbanks.
Yes, you can bring a camera or phone to capture photos, but make sure to keep them secure to prevent accidental water exposure.
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